The treetop cabins at Løvtag Mariager Fjord are spread out across the forest, with approximately 40–50 meters between them, ensuring plenty of space to enjoy the forest in peace. The cabins are identical, but the views, natural light, and other details vary based on the unique characteristics of the forest where they are situated.

On the map below, you can see how the cabins are positioned relative to each other, the surrounding forest, and the streams and lake in the area.

Restaurants: The forest restaurant Jægerhuset, Hillbilly Grill, and Restaurant Vildmose are all within walking distance or a short drive from the cabins.

Wine Tasting: At the small vineyard Odde Kystvineri, you can taste locally produced wine, take a tour, and hear a few great stories.

Groceries: In Als, about 6 km from Løvtag, you'll find excellent shopping options, including a supermarket, a butcher, and a bakery.

The Løvtag forest is part of the Poulsenseje estate, a local family farm with over 150 years of history. Here, you can host parties and other events in an exclusive, 7-meter-high marquee located in the estate’s beautiful garden, close to fields, woods, and a lake.

If you're getting married, there's also the option to hold your wedding ceremony in the forest, surrounded by ancient oak trees—a magical experience that can be perfectly combined with a wedding night in Løvtag.

Fishing: There are several great fishing spots along Mariager Fjord, known for its delicious trout.

On the Water: During the summer, the fjord is perfect for a trip on or in the water. We highly recommend a kayaking adventure with Taigasport.

Hiking and Cycling Routes: Bring your bike or a pair of sturdy boots and follow the many scenic routes in the area.

Lille Vildmose: Lille Vildmose is, paradoxically, Denmark's largest protected area. Here, you can experience a wild and diverse wildlife habitat.

Rebild Bakker: In Rebild Bakker, you can lace up your hiking boots and take a walk through heath-covered hills and beautiful, ancient forests.

Rold Skov: Once you've explored the small forest around the cabin, you can head to Rold Skov, one of Denmark's largest natural forests.

There are several charming towns around Mariager Fjord. One of them is, of course, Mariager, where the houses are crooked, the streets are cobblestone-paved, and the town’s well-preserved history is tangible.

Other towns worth visiting include Hobro, Hadsund, and Øster Hurup, especially for those who love water activities.

Read more about experiences in Himmerland here.